Usually I also get that error, Permission denied to get property HTMLDivElement.parentNode, just loading HTML with a few jquery lines of code. I have to refresh the web page (F5) to get it disappear.
I use jQuery 1.1 and jQueryUI 1.6rc6 On 10 feb, 22:45, Justin <jgal...@gmail.com> wrote: > I've seen various number of posts related to the same issue and some > folks think that it's a Mozilla bug (https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/ > show_bug.cgi?id=208427) but I'm questioning whether it's really a > jQuery bug that should be addressed by re-evaluating 'withinElement' > where the problem currently seems to manifest rather than waiting for > the Mozilla folks to fix it. FF is after all a very popular browser > and this seems to be an easy bug that will very surface quickly. > > Another search I did yielded some results about people discussing this > error due to cross-site scripting exploits and you can not use your > web site to access the objects on a different web site. In my case, > I'm fairly certain (99%) that my own code isn't loading any script > files from other sites so this may not be the problem. > > I used to have a page that used YUI tabs and within the tab, a table > for data display and a form. No matter how many times I hovered and > mouse in/out in the input fields, I never saw this error. I then > switched over to jQuery tabs along with Flexigrid in lieu of the tab > and right away, I'm seeing this error on the same form that did not > have this problem earlier. > > The problem seems to be that element that receives the event > (event.relatedTarget) is of class type, 'anonymous-div' and somehow, > it's not a node owned by the document from the current site, although > I do not know how. > > I've also changed my form from div to table (some folks in one of the > other posts mentioned this) and it had no effect on this bug. > > Justin
